Sing You Home

Every life has its own soundtrack—if you pause long enough, you can hear it.

For Zoe Baxter, music has always narrated her story. There’s a bright tune that recalls sun-soaked summers spent chasing the perfect tan, a pulsing rhythm that takes her back to sneaking into clubs with a borrowed identity, and a mournful refrain that echoes the years she devoted to trying—and failing—to become a mother.

Music shapes memories, but it also expresses love in ways words can’t.

After a series of heartbreaking losses, Zoe immerses herself in her work as a music therapist, using melody and harmony to help others heal. When a surprising friendship slowly deepens into something more, she begins to envision a new future. But to her shock, not everyone in her life is willing to accept the path she hopes to follow. Some—even those closest to her—stand firmly in the way.

Sing You Home explores identity, love, marriage, and the often tangled journey toward parenthood. It’s a story about people striving to do what they believe is right, even when those choices collide with their own desires. And at its core, it asks what happens when the world challenges the thing we value most: the meaning of family.